Correct Fastway e2 Round Bar Weight Distribution System for 6,500 Lb Trailer

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im picking up a new camper next saturday with a 19 f-150 and id like a second opinion. part#: FA94-00-1061 camper: 652 lbs hitch 5,111 lbs UVW 1,541 lbs CCC 25 feet long

asked by: Dan S

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The Fastway e2 Weight Distribution System part # FA94-00-1061 will work on a trailer with a hitch weight of around 650 lbs and a gross total weight of around 6,500 lbs. The weight of the trailer is at the bottom of scale for the system so you will have plenty of extra room to add more weight or upgrade to another, heavier trailer in the future.

expert reply by: Conner L

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